The Biden administration’s obsession with DEI and critical race theory has infected every corner of the federal government. Brave whistleblowers at NASA and the Department of Defense recently exposed a $100 billion propaganda plan. This scheme, hidden under President Obama and expanded under Biden, uses taxpayer money to push radical ideas about race and gender.
Glenn Beck compared America to a garden once filled with values like faith, family, and freedom. But a poisonous vine called “cultural Marxism” crept in quietly. It started in schools and universities, telling people that America’s history is rotten and needs to be torn down. Beck says this vine is now choking everything good in our country.
The leaked NASA documents reveal plans to spread DEI messaging through movies, TV shows, and even moon missions. Instead of focusing on space exploration, NASA wants to force these divisive ideas into every project. This isn’t science—it’s politics. The goal is to make Americans feel guilty about their history so the government can take more control.
President Trump is fighting back by firing bureaucrats who pushed DEI. He’s cutting funding to agencies that put woke ideology over common sense. But the deep state doesn’t give up easily. Beck warns that the “vine” of cultural Marxism has roots everywhere, from schools to corporate boardrooms.
Beck isn’t just talking—he’s taking action. His plays and movies, like the “Man in the Moon” show in Utah, aim to revive pride in America’s past. He uses stories to teach about freedom and hard work without sounding preachy. Critics say he’s too divisive, but Beck admits he’s learned from past mistakes. He now wants to unite people around shared values instead of anger.
The left’s playbook is clear: Divide people, erase history, and let the government rule. But Americans are waking up. Parents are pushing back against schools teaching CRT. Workers reject companies that force DEI training. Trump’s high approval ratings show people want a return to common sense.
This isn’t just about politics—it’s about survival. Beck says if we lose this culture war, America becomes a place where the state controls what you think, say, and do. The battle isn’t in Congress or the White House. It’s in our homes, churches, and kids’ classrooms.
The good news? Stories matter. Beck’s focus on culture gives hope. By celebrating real American heroes and traditions, we can rip out the toxic vine and replant the garden. Freedom always wins when people remember who they are and what made this country great.
